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Genmaicha
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TEA THAT REALLY POPS OUT
Genmaicha also called brown rice green tea, is the Japanese name for green tea combined with roasted brown rice. It is also known as "popcorn tea" because occasionally, a few grains of the rice pop during the roasting process and resemble popcorn. It has a light yellow hue, and its flavor is mild and combines the fresh grassy flavor of green tea with the almost nutty aroma of the roasted rice. If you’re looking for a unique tea that warms from the inside out, this one is worthy of your attention.
Sweet with overtones of popcorn
Green tea & pan toasted rice
Standard Delivery - We have a standard rate of $8.50. Typically
arrives 1 – 10 business days after dispatch depending on state. Free for
orders $60 and over.
Express Shipping - Our express shipping is $24 and will arrive
withing 1 – 3 business days after dispatch depending on state.
Love it!
Light and fragrant. Will definitely top-up my genmaicha supply in future!
Hard to get genuine product
This product meets the Bill
My favourite green tea
I really liked this green tea with its nutty flavour. I am not generally a big fan of green teas as I think they often tend to be a little bitter, but this was very enjoyable.
Deliciously nutty green tea
I was craving genmaicha tea and found it online from the Tea Drop. It's exactly what I was looking for: a toasty yummy light green tea.
Delicious
Light coloured and mild tasting tea. Really delicious.
Japan, Shizuoka Shimizu
Known to be the largest tea producing region of Japan, Shizuoka is also one of the country’s most beautiful tea-growing areas, framed by the towering peak of Mt Fuji. The region is climatically perfect for tea cultivation, with fresh water, sun, heavy mists and nutrient-rich volcanic soil. It’s also home to Shimizu, one of the oldest plantations in the prefecture, famous for its ancient traditions and top-class tea. The tea produced here is known as ‘brown rice tea’ – it’s actually a combination Japanese Green Tea and roasted rice, which lends the tea its unique flavour.
